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Page 8-. Jf.Examiiirr Sept. 1971 Indue Cilcs Follies Man lor Absence liy June Muller Anti ovcott Voted Busing Raymond T. Becker, of the New Follies Theater, has been cited for contempt of court for failing to show up at a scheduled legedly pornographic films and for live sexual acts on the stage. Keane Instated that oral copulation in films is protected by the First Amendment.

Brown, a gentle and youngish bachelor, offered from the bench: "As long as oral copulation is a felony in California, how is it that it can be protected In S.F. Integration Dispute under the First Amendment if shown on film?" Keane replied that murder is also a felony but. it Is offered each day on television. "But," said Brown, "thoso are simulated murders. If there were evidence that murders were regularly being carried out on San Francisco stages, I think I would issue an injunction." million suit against six persons, alleging violation of their civil rights.

Carter heard the case Monday and is expected lo rule before the week is out. At yesterday's he a ring, Keane maintained that many persons attend "stag" movies for "reasons of therapeutic treatment." He said that at the Sept. 7 trial he is prepared to introduce evidence that some 75 hearing before Superior NOTICE percent of American couples are frigid or have other sexual "hangups." Since June 28 there have been 25 arrests at the New Follies lor the showing of al Judge Ira A. Brown Jr. The angry judge also wants to know why Becker has continued to show allegedly pornographic films after he was expressly ordered not to do so.

The judge set a hearing on the contempt citation for 10:30 a.m. Friday. Attorney Peter Keane, representing Becker, did show up in court yesterday and told the judge that his client was in the hospital with diabetes, slipped discs in his back and other injuries, lie did not say how Becker suffered the injuries. Judge Brown also refused segregation lor Chinese children) Dill Tom. a WALK spokesman, told the group that the Hoard of Education would allow parents to use alternative methods of transportation in lieu of buses to pet their children to assigned schools.

"We want an 1873 stage coach for our kids, but we can't find a laundryman to drive it," he said. Tom also stated that the eventual goal of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare is to "take the children away from parents from Monday through said later. Kopp, a lawyer who has worked for the Chinese parents who want to avoid busing, announced his candidacy three weeks ago, At last night's meeting, Kopp said the basis for Supreme Court Justice William Douglas' decision to deny the parents' petition to halt busing "was very strange indeed." "Douglas ruled that, in effect, people have to exercise their constitutional rights and if they don't, the court will force them to." (In his opinion, Douglas cited an ancient now defunct California law that ordered San Francisco lawyer, tried to make a statement in favor of busing. He was hooted down by the group and a shoving match was barely avoided. Fleischmann managed to say, however, that he favored busing because it would force parents to take an interest in the quality of schools and education i places like Hunters Point and the Mission district if their children were being bused there.

"1 really made the speech because I can't stand the idea of (Quentin) Kopp running for supervisor on this busing issue," Fleischmann I Another district meeting lorganized by the anti-busing Igroup called WALK (We All I Love Kids) has voted overwhelmingly to boycott the Sept. 33 if the busing Jcdict is still in effect. More than 300 parents, al-Imost half of them Chinese, I urned out last night at Ala-Imo Elementary School, 250 i23rd to cheer on anti-' busing speakers and to shout down the few voices which spoke in favor of the San Francisco Unified School "District's plan for integral ion through busing. A heated moment arose the end of the meeting when Hartly Fleischmann, a The application of U.S. Communications of California Inc.

for renewal of the license to operate television station KEMO-TV in the public interest is required to be filed with the Communications Commission no later than 9271. Members of the public who desire to bring to the Commission's attention facts concerning the operation of this station should write to the Federal Communications Commission, Washington DC 20554 not later than 10271. Letters shou'ld set out in detail specific facts which the writer fishes the Commission lo consider in passing, upon this application. A copy of the renewal application and related material will, upon filingHvjth the Commission, be available for public inspection at 2500 Marin Street, San Francisco, California during normal business hours. KEMO-TV operates on Channel 20.

Its officers and directors are: Somers K. Steelman, Frank B. Baldwin and Leonard B. Stevens. The stock of the licensee is owned by U.S.

Communications Corporation and Sherrill C. Corwin. to dismiss the many charges pending against New Follies and Becker. In addition to Friday's contempt proceedings, the trial against the al 6-Slory Limit San Malco Teacher Pay Thaw Likely PJan Held Deadly lo S.F. leged pornographic theater is scheduled for Sept.

7. The latter, however, depends upon an upcoming decision from District Judge Oliver J. Carter. Keane and his co-counsel, Robert Kantor, filed a $1.1 Teachers in San Mateo buildings with larger ones, the value of and investment in the old structures would make their demolition eco From Page 1 I town strangled, regardless of need, San Francisco faces Diiskiii Again 11 1 County school districts may receive wage increases this fall even though a nationwide nomically unfeasible. the very basis of its With labor costs making economic strength.

MAGYSI It's economic folly to be lieve that with skyscrapers asks 3 lay on City High-Rises Businessman Alvin Duskin is still fighting to hold down the high-rise uprising in San Francisco until the Novem banned a boom in low-rise up 45 percent on construction costs, scrapping of the $489 million worth of new high rise construction anticipated over the next six years would eliminate $220 million worth of construction pay buildings is just around the corner. With new construction to slow to a trickle wage price freeze is in effect, says the county district attorney's office. "Basically in the area of wages and salaries, the concept of the freeze is that there will be no merit or longevity increases said Deputy District Attorney James Foley in a letter to the County Superintendent of Schools Byron Curry. "(But) wages of certificated and classified employes of a school district may be paid, even if they were increased over last year's wages, provided the new years to come, jobs by 36 MONTH GUARANTEE Not all drivers will get these results but our is performed on this 86 month basis. Fiberglass Belted ber election on his initiative to limit structures to 72 feet.

He filed an action yester thousands will be elimi day in the State Court of Appeal, seeking a writ directing checks. Though in a companion report, the firm of McCue, Boone, Tomsick readily concedes that downtown San Francisco has already reached a density that's put a strain on public facilities, it says there is very little that public policies can do now to forestall further growth. The most; revealing conclusion of the McCue report: the City Planning Commision and the Board pfPermit Appeal not to issue permits until the voters decide the is Polyester Cord Whitewalls sue. wages were approved and in effect in that school district Attorney Gary J. Near, who filed the suit, said many on or before Aug.

14," he applications for high-rise said. I i-xrH rv Reducing height would ag buildings have been sought Increased pay for bona fide POLYESTER CORD body fora smooth 4 'no-thump' ride. FIBERGLASS BELTS help hold the tread on the road. gravate, rather than reduce for approval prior to the promotions is also permitted the traffic problem. election.

as long as the promotion in Superior Judge Ira A. nated. I The loss will not merely -effect the construction industry. With the viability of an headquarters 'city like San Francisco being dependent on close daily contact with everybody else, 'serving that relationship af-' forded by closely clustered skyscrapers is bound to play i havoc with retailing and ser- vice job as well. I Statistics Racking up its contentions with a host of statistical data Tand projections, the authors of the study, the firm of Gruen Gruen Associates, also visualizes an acceleration of middle income farms' lies to the suburbs.

I Reason: "The existence of good jobs in the central city does present an incentive for living in these cities that when the job base is reduced" as aresultof ban on high-rise construction and the chain reac Reason: The more compact the downtown area, the more commuters are willing Brown Jr. turned down Dus volves assignment to a different job with increased responsibility, he added. kin 's appeal last Aug. 20. ANY SIZE LISTED Last fnday the reverse i tiffins to use public transportation.

If forced out of downtown because of a building freeze, it's back to their own wheel to get them where they've got to go. opinion had been announced by Assistant Superintendent of County Schools Bruno by conservationist Alvin Duskin and his associates, the Fabbro. Chamber of Commerce con sultants found that skyscra pers bring in more in taxes 1 than they require in City Macy's White Flower Day services. i AI Some other intriguing ar .1 P' guments in favor of skyscra pers: mteww Office workers are the VANDERBILT V-150 ULTIMATE backbone of retailing and A nivV 1 life nlhf r'4 Small Cars B7Sxl3 (630x13) C7Sxl3 (700x13) C7Sxl4 (695x14) 1 3 2 E7Sxl4 (7: I. tion it will cause on the city's "economy.

Hardest hit by the resulting economic consequences, according to the report, would be minority groups whose bid for breaking into -the City's fast-growing information processing industry -and higher-paying service jobs would be severely ham-'pered. The predicted effect on all I San Francisco property owners Tax Balance 1 OUR LOWEST PRICED NEW NYLON CORD TIRES WRAP-AROUND TREAD for dependable control. 4-PLY NYLON cord pre-stretched and tempered for strength. Medium Cars 1-78x14 (775x14) C7Sxl4 (825x14) F7Sxl5 (775x15) i uuLWiwi.rrr I I' service demand. Located together in adjoining high-rises, they reinforce each other's strength to produce effectively in competitive markets.

Their needs in turn generate thousands of service and retail jobs. The dual impact: With only 23 percent of the metropolitan area's population, San Francisco has 37.7 percent of the area's employment. The jobs created by tightly clustered high rises were largely responsible for the 13.6 percent increase in jobs here during the past 12 years, more than offsetting the 12,000 jobs lost due to the flight of industry. Cutting the height limit 11 Large Cars 1178x14 (855x14) J7Sxl4 (885x14) G78xl5 (825x15) 1178x15 (S55xl5) 900x15 So-Drip V-l 10 VENTURA 650x13 plus trade-in Fed. Ex.

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Contrary to claims made litis SAVE $10 36 MONTH BATTERY to six stories will largely freeze new construction. Un-able to replace existing Tubelcss bliickwalls plus trade-in Fed. Ex. Tax $1.74 to $2.48. White- walls onlv $3 more.

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